Some aspects of cosheaves on diffeological spaces

Document Type : Research Paper

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1 Department of Math. Yazd University Yazd, Iran

2 School of Mathematics, Iran University of Science and Technology, Narmak,Tehran, 16846--13114, Iran

10.29252/cgasa.12.1.123

Abstract

We define a notion of cosheaves on diffeological spaces by cosheaves on the site of plots. This provides a framework to describe diffeological objects such as internal tangent bundles, the Poincar'{e} groupoids, and furthermore, homology theories such as cubic homology in diffeology by the language of cosheaves. We show that every cosheaf on a diffeological space induces a cosheaf in terms of the D-topological structure. We also study quasi-cosheaves, defined by pre-cosheaves which respect the colimit over covering generating families, and prove that cosheaves are quasi-cosheaves. Finally, a so-called quasi-\v{C}ech homology with values in pre-cosheaves is established for diffeological spaces.

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Categories and General Algebraic Structures with Applications
Volume 12, Issue 1
January 2020
Pages 123-147

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